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In Stanzas of Freedom and Free Labor, Lowell and Harper use symbols to trigger public interest in the protest against slavery.
According to Free Labor and Stanzas on Freedom, slavery and the oppression of women is wrong and should cease to exist.
In Stanzas on Freedom and Free Labor, Haper and Lowell use symbolism to express their views that slavery is immoral and unethical.
In Stanzas on Freedom and Free Labor, Harper and Lowell use symbolism to express their ideas that if you are not helping fight slavery, you are against it.
In Stanzas on Freedom and Free Labor, the authors present their antislavery views through the use of pathos and symbolism.
In Stanzas on Freedom and Free Labor the authors use symbols to impact the protest poetry of the time.